Walk through four steps: your practice profile, twelve design directions to choose from, your AI-generated media assets, and your launch plan — all built from a single reference photograph and your existing brand.
Everything we have on file — your practice details, brand assets, and the creative brief we're building from. Flag anything that needs updating.
Practice details
Project timeline
Services & procedures
Creative brief
Brand — logo & colors
Brand — typography
Display — Fraunces / Georgia, serif
Hair restoration as a discipline.
Body — IBM Plex Sans
One surgeon. One team. Every patient seen by Dr. Lam personally — from the first consultation through the last post-op visit.
Source photograph
Deliverables status
Notes to your team
Corrections, missing content, additional requests — we'll follow up within one business day.
Three experimental variants (A3, B5, C2) were cut after QA — their hero compositions left empty colour blocks instead of placing Dr. Lam in frame. A finding worth documenting, not a result worth shipping. The twelve above are the full approved set.
Two finished AI-generated FAQ videos featuring Dr. Lam, plus 42 identity-preserved editorial images produced from a single source photograph.
Native voice — Dr. Lam reading his own script
Cloned voice — AI voice trained on Dr. Lam audio
Vertical format (9:16) · ready for social, YouTube Shorts, and website embed · full pipeline breakdown available on request
A single source photograph of Dr. Lam reimagined across fifteen editorial scenes — face, hairline, and glasses held throughout; setting, light, and mood varied to match each design direction.
Source reference
Original Dr. Lam reference photo · 3,400 × 2,400 px studio photograph · single light source · taken in clinic
One photo in. Twelve editorial heroes out →
Same Dr. Lam source photo. Same 15 identity-preserving prompts. Two AI models side by side — click any image to read the creative brief and generation prompt.
A side-by-side comparison of cloned-voice vs native-voice rendering on a real Lam dental FAQ script — plus the full V1 deliverables, V2 tool options, costs, and pipeline diagram.
Programmatic motion built with Remotion — the same composition rendered twelve different ways, each paired to a variant's palette and typography. One render command, twelve outputs.
12 variants × 13 pages — 156 live previews. Click any cell to open the page in a new tab.
Structured content audit for each variant. Select a variant, then click any page row to fetch and inspect its title tag, meta description, headings, image count, schema.org types, and a text preview — all parsed live from the actual HTML file.
Source materials, color system, typography, and every asset extracted from hairtx.com to build the 12 variants. This is the homebase — everything we used.
Display — Georgia, serif
Hair restoration as a discipline, not a procedure.
Body — IBM Plex Sans
One surgeon. One team. Every patient seen by Dr. Lam personally — from the first consultation through the last post-op visit. That's not a policy. That's how this practice was built.
Mono / labels — IBM Plex Mono
FUE · Graft survival · 4,200 grafts · 6-month result · Before & after
Every page from your current site, what happens to it, and what's left before go-live.
Page inventory
| Page | Current URL (lamhair.com) | New URL | Action | Priority | Status | Notes |
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Launch readiness
Hosting & domain
When you're ready to go live we'll need ~5 minutes of access to your domain registrar to update the DNS records. Zero downtime — the old site stays up until the new one is confirmed working.